AL GREEN LET'S STAY TOGETHER LP GREEN CLEAR VINYL MINT 1995 REISSUE MASTER RARE

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AL GREEN: LET'S STAY TOGETHER Record: M Cover: NM   This is a 1995 reissue of Al Green's Let's Stay Together LP released on The Right Stuff. Catalog number T1-27121. The album is pressed on clear green vinyl, has never been played and is in mint condition. The cover is in near mint condition, with no bends, ring wear, seam splits or other flaws.

Shipping:   This item ships in a sturdy album mailer from Bags Unlimited and reinforced inside with bubble wrap.   Shipping is calculated for US rate. Shipping internationally to be calculated based on location. Please contact seller for estimated cost.   Record Rating Guide:   M Mint- Perfect, record has never been played   NM or M- Near Mint- A nearly perfect record, shows no signs of wear. Cover has no creases, ring wear, cut-out hols or seam splits.   VG+ Very Good Plus- Record shows some signs of wear but plays very well and slight scratches that do not effect its sound quality. Cover has minor ring wear or discoloring and/ or slight damage to the corners or seam splitting but very minor.   VG Very Good- Record plays with more noticeable surface noise, especially between tracks and shows more signs of wear and some scratching. It is a very playable record to most listeners. Cover may have writing on it, more pronounced creases and ring wear, damage to the sides, seam splitting and worn corners. There may be a price sticker left on. A cover in VG condition should not have more than two or three of these together.   G or G+ Good/Good+- Record plays through with no skips but has noticeable, even consistent signs of worn grooves and popping. The surface has more scratches- though not enough to cause the record to skip- and grooves may be slightly white from wear. Cover has seam splits and significant ring wear, staining, surface tears, writing, stickers, and/or adhesive residue.   P or F Poor/Fair- Record is scratched and/or warped, maybe even cracked and has skips when played. Cover is split all around, has much more stains, maybe mold, heavily damaged. I personally would not sell nor would I buy a record in this condition.   BID NOW!